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Pick #1: Ricky White – UNLV Rebels – More than 95.5 Receiving Yards

This game between UNLV and San Jose State has the makings of a shootout, and I expect Ricky White to be heavily involved in the UNLV passing game once again. The Senior WR has hauled in 63 receptions for 867 yards through the first ten games. Throwing out the first three games of the season, he’s averaged 7.6 receptions for 105.9 yards per game over the last seven games.

Tonight, he’ll get a crack at a San Jose State defense that ranks 123 in FBS against the pass, allowing an average of 267.7 yards through the air per game. Here is a quick look at the performance of opposing #1 pass options against the Spartans in the last seven games;

Cameron Camper – Boise State – 6 rec, 92 yards
Trent Walker – Oregon State – 11 rec, 151 yards
Jalen Moss – Fresno State – 6 rec, 85 yards – and also Mac Dalena – 5 rec, 85 yards
John Michael Gyllenborg – Wyoming – 5 rec, 137 yards
Armani Winfield – Colorado State – 6 rec, 108 yards
Jaden Smith – Nevada – 6 rec, 89 yards
Kyle Williams -Washington State – 8 rec, 138 yards

This is a lofty target of 96 receiving yards, but White looks primed for his sixth 100+ receiving performance of the season.

Pick #2: Kay’Ron Lynch-Adams – Michigan State Spartans – More than 49.5 Rushing Yards

We don’t get to confidently target Michigan State offensive players often, but that certainly becomes the case against this Purdue Boilermakers defense. It’s quite possible that Purdue will be the worst football team from a major conference in the country in 2024.

It’s been tough sledding for Lynch-Adams lately, but unfortunately, that is life when you get into the thick of the Big10 schedule, as he’s faced very solid defenses since the end of September (i.e., Michigan, Oregon, Ohio State, Indiana). With that said, Lynch is a back who racked up 1,157 rushing yards last season with Massachusetts, and his 4.7 YPC suggests he’ll put up solid numbers if he can find the workload. Finally, the game script appears to be in his favor as Michigan State sits as a two-touchdown favorite, and Purdue has been gashed on the ground for 203.3 yards per game this season. 10+ carries for 50+ yards seems like the floor for Lynch-Adams here, so I’m grabbing this one before it creeps higher.